Welcome to the most gloriously pointless — yet oddly satisfying — GitHub automation tool you'll ever add to your dev toolkit.
Let’s be real: sometimes you just want your GitHub profile to look like you’ve been grinding, even if you’ve been binge-watching tutorials or doing “deep research” on YouTube.
This project is for vibe coders only 😎.
Yes, it makes daily commits. Yes, it's automated. And yes, it’s absolutely ridiculous — in the best way possible.
Automatically commits to a GitHub repo every single day.
Why?
To make your contribution chart look busy af, even when you’re deep in thought (or deep in snacks).
Under the hood, it’s a simple Python script using schedule to run daily. It:
- Makes a change (or just re-commits something silly)
- Commits it with a message like “Daily automated commit”
- Pushes to GitHub using your personal access token
Just enough effort to fake the hustle 👀
git clone https://github.com/your-username/BULLSHIT_CONTRIBUTION_CHART.gitREPO_PATH = "/path/to/your/repo"
COMMIT_MESSAGE = "Daily automated commit"
GITHUB_USERNAME = "your_username"
GITHUB_TOKEN = "your_personal_access_token"💡 Pro tip: Store your token securely using environment variables
(seriously, don’t push your secrets to GitHub — we’re not that chaotic)
import os
GITHUB_TOKEN = os.getenv("GITHUB_TOKEN")pip install schedulepython main.pyOr go full auto-mode with a cron job (macOS/Linux) or Task Scheduler (Windows).
Want this to run every day at 10AM? Easy:
crontab -e0 10 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /path/to/your/script.py🕘 This means it’ll run daily at 10:00 AM.
chmod +x /path/to/your/script.pycrontab -llog show | grep cronDO NOT hardcode your GitHub token like a noob.
Use .env files, secrets managers, or at least os.getenv().
If you’re a productivity hacker, a chart chaser, or just someone who appreciates a well-populated contribution graph — this one’s for you.
And hey, if you actually want to do something meaningful with your automation… you do you. But this repo? This is just for fun, flair, and fakery.
🧑💻 Built with sarcasm by @automathematical (https://github.com/automathematical)
Pull requests welcome — especially if they automate more bullshit.